I Really Can't Afford to Raise These Transmigrated Sons (ON HIATUS)

Despite her tremendous success as a fantasy manhua artist, Bai Qing Mei never thought that anything fanciful could ever actually happen to her outside the world of fiction. That is, until three boys randomly appear one after the other claiming that they're her sons from a different world and that they've transmigrated all this way to be with her!

Although Bai Qing Mei is initially resistant to the idea of raising these little freeloaders, when she learns of the dire consequences that she would face if these sons are neglected, she reluctantly adopts the role of the boys' mother. So now, in between updating her manhua, satisfying her internet addiction, and visiting this one cafe to bother its good-looking pâtissier and owner, Bai Qing Mei must also care for three transmigrated sons with unique backgrounds and temperaments.

Later-

Bai Jin Yang (former prince, currently 4 years old): So how will we determine seniority amongst ourselves? I think I should be the eldest since mother met me first. I was the first son she really had.

Bai Mo Ran (former general, currently 8 years old): No way! I came from an earlier time period and outlived you both so I have more life experience! I should be the eldest!

Bai Yi Sheng (former cultivator, currently 10 years old): Presently, I'm physically older than both of you.

Bai Mo Ran: There's only one way to settle this dispute-unarmed man to man combat! Winner is acknowledged as the eldest!

Bai Yi Sheng: Good.

Bai Jin Yang: To make up for my disadvantage I think I should be allowed arms.

Bai Qing Mei: ...Can't you guys just play rock, paper, scissors or draw lots to settle this? This apartment is newly renovated!

A certain good-looking pâtissier: Don't worry. If they really destroy the apartment, you can just move in with me.

Bai Jin Yang, Bai Mo Ran, Bai Yi Sheng: I object!